Skills Lab at Peoples University of Medical and Health Sciences for Women (PUMHSW) was established in 2012 with a clear vision: to revolutionize healthcare education and training by providing immersive, hands-on learning experiences for healthcare practitioners and students.
At the heart of the Skills Lab is a state-of-the-art simulation center meticulously designed to replicate real-life clinical settings. Equipped with lifelike clinical simulation rooms, advanced manikins, and specialized equipment, the center offers a safe environment for learners to hone their clinical skills and expertise without putting real patients at risk.
The cornerstone of the Skills Lab experience lies in its diverse array of hands-on scenarios, meticulously crafted to simulate various clinical situations encountered in healthcare settings. These scenarios cater to learners at different stages of their education and career, ranging from undergraduate medical and nursing students to interns, residents, and seasoned practitioners seeking ongoing professional development.
For instance, learners may engage in simulated scenarios such as managing asthma attacks in both adult and pediatric patients, addressing gastrointestinal bleeds, navigating labor and delivery complications, responding to cardiac arrests, and handling newborn hypoxia. Each scenario is carefully curated to challenge learners' problem-solving abilities, clinical decision-making skills, and teamwork dynamics.
Moreover, beyond individual skill development, the Skills Lab fosters a culture of interdisciplinary collaboration and patient safety. Through team-based simulations, hospital staff and students have the opportunity to practice effective communication, coordination, and collaboration across different healthcare disciplines. This not only enhances patient care outcomes but also cultivates a holistic approach to healthcare delivery.
In essence, the Skills Lab at PUMHSW serves as a dynamic hub for transformative learning, where theory meets practice in a simulated yet realistic environment. By bridging the gap between classroom education and real-world clinical experiences, it empowers the next generation of healthcare professionals to excel in their roles with confidence, competence, and compassion.

Prof. Dr Muhammad Saleh Khaskheli
Pro Vice Chancellor, HOD Of Anesthesiology, Director HR Management
Incharge Skills Laboratory